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mber 7,’ "1867.

I “No. 5.

Vol. 3.

V "run Summersxde Journal ” “Tilliiigiiiy '..§~‘.;.~.'§..‘, "

JOSEPH BERTRAM.

'I‘IIA I. 81']: EL" 1‘ .

AT III?! OFFICE, 'I‘ I} II .\I S: 1 copy for one your, in advance, ” " half advance, at the 1nd ol

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I’crsons golfin: up (‘I t'ns of'rLN Subscribers will be entitled to lhc .Iol l..\.\l. foroucycnr'

ADVERTISEMENTS inserted'ut modcratu rates and in good style.

Scoot“. AuuuuMENrs may .bc made on reasonable terms for a whole, a half, or qutlr- tcr column, or by the year.

JOB PRINTING of every description, performed wtth neatness and dcspntch. and at moderate rates, at the Jonas“. ()llicc.

Summersidc Markets. Sunurzasrus, November: 7, 2867.

Oats per bush - - - - - - - - - - - - - :2»: 85d Hurley pcr bush - - - - - - 35 bd a -_ls Potatoes per bush - - ls tnl

I0d a Is

'I‘urnips per bush - - - - - Butter per In by ’I‘ub Lard per lb - s - - -

- - - 10d a Is 9d a 10d

Tallow yer lb. - - - - - - - - - 9d a 10d Eggs per doz -- - - - v - - - 9d a 10d nect'pcrIb---------— - flda 4d Mutton per lb - - - - - - - - - - - lid it ill I’ork pcrlb by carcass - - - - - - - Md a 5d (iecse each - - - - - ls lid :1 its

55s it fills 165 a 18s this a 703

Flour pcr hld Oatmeal pcr ewt Ilny per 'I‘on - - - -

Straw pcr cwt. - - - - ls lid I’ine Iloards - - - - ltls Sprut Boards - - - - - - - - - - 49 a ti:

Charlottetown Markets. Novnnnnu 7, 1867.

Beef (small) - - - . 4d a lid Do. by quarter - - - 3d a ld Mutton - - - - :ld a nil Lambper lb. - - - lljd a rld Butter - - - - Ild a Is Do. by tub ‘ - - - Ilhl a Is (‘hecse - - - - 4d a 7d 'I‘allow - - - - lid a [lid Lard - - - ~ 811 a ‘Jd .I-‘lour lb. - - - lhl a :lfid Untmcul IOU Ih. - - 17s a 15: Ings - - - - Ild :1 lb l'otutocs - - - Is (;d a L‘s ’l‘urnips - — - - Ifnl Ilarlcy - - - - :15 a ‘Is Outs - - - 0 - 23 8d .Iloards (Hemlock) - - - is Spruce - - - - 4s :1 591 Pine - - - - 7s a 95 Shingles - - - I21 ' Iii: AI'ooI - - - — Is a lid “fly _ . - - tilli It Ills Straw cwt. - - - Is 12d a L's IIolncspulI - - - 5s (id a lis- Sheepskins - - 11d a Is Calfskin lb. - - - - 5d a thl Ilillov Ih. - - - - - Md

gamma; (Ilnrdss. BANK 01“ I'RINUl-I EDWARD ISLAND Corner nft)ncen .j' Water 5/5., Clnzrlatlelown

l’resideut—llou. Danna. Bunyan.

Cashier—WILLIAM (‘nso.\l.r., Esquire. Discount lhiys—Moudaysdz Thursdays. llours of Business—I-‘um 10mm. to 1 pain. from “ .

UNION BANK.

(Iroflon SL, Qatar's Squaw, Charlottetown

l‘rcsidont—(‘u.uu.l:s l'unnzn. Esquire. Cashier—Ja. Axounsos, Esquire.

“isconnt llays—chm ' , \N‘. Saturdays.

Ilours ot'liusiness—l-‘rom lo a.m to l p m.

from ‘J pm to -I pm.

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SUAIMICRHIIII‘Z RANK. C’tnlml Shut, INIINIIHF'I'NI'II’. l’. 12'. Island. . President—IIqu Jon): H. Cinnamon. _ (.‘ashicr— E. L. eranu, Esquire whim-cunt I): l'nesdays and Fridays. .-2\'otes thr Illst'ollllt must. hr: in brt'ore 11 o'clock on Discount days. Hours of Ilusiuuss—IO n. m.. to l p. m., from “J p. m., to -I p. m.

" (Io-Partnership Notice. 7 ‘IIIG Subscribers huvethis day entered into CU-I’All'l'Nl‘ilISlllI‘ at! I‘lARRIS'l‘I-Iltfi

and A'I‘TUItNIIds-AT-LAW, under the name, style and firm of

ALLEY & DAVIES 0h‘FlCE,-()‘IIALLOItAN‘S noimeo, GREAT Uuounn Srumz'r.

Gannon armor, toms n.1uv1us. Charlottetmvn, (EL-IN, 1867. H—_ :4 ’I‘llOIlAS KELLY, Barrister - at - Law AN!) . - NOTARY PUBLIC. &o. sun‘mcusum, - . - - 121-2. ISLAND. any. 9, Infill, #___' A ‘ "Ara-mots Lovowolrrn, 1M [HHS mm A N!) A rrolm'l. Iron a tan- Office-PAVILIth non-.1- (next door to the lion. Joseph llcnslcy‘s.) ctnumo'r'rn'rowN . - - 1-. a. noun. Jan. 17. 154:7. 1y “tensor taster, M 1)., PHYSICIAN, SURGEONBLAGGOUGHEUR

formerly Assistant Surgeon in the II. S. Navy, ofl‘ers his protcssiollal scrvtces to the people at Summersidc and viclmly. He can. be. consulted at his olllce, over the Store of (irccn & Scburman, in Sumnlcrside. Juno Ill, 1.167. tf “—

TETEDICI'RILM, Physician 85 Surgeon,

OFFICE—Al tho Scion-arson; llul'o Stout-1, next door to liauk, ('colral Strcet

SITJIIIICII’NIIIH, . . . . 1’. If. lSIulA'l). October , IR".

vnananii. itoWn, Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public.

Sr. lil.i‘..\.\'ou's................I‘. l-Z. ISLANIL

Easiness; (12211115. CARVELL IIRU'I‘IIRRS, A U or I on no ltb‘, Cominissmn Merchants, And General Agents, BANK IilTIl.I)thi, QIII‘II‘IN "I'lil‘ "‘. LZIvI/fuffr‘full'lt, ’- - -r r-rri-il'tln l. *— J'ABEZ HUDSON, Authorized Auctioneer, (il‘ZNl‘lliAl. AtiliN'l‘. do,

Tlll'UN, - - - - - - - 1’. 1. WEI-1,7: B‘fibmw, I- u “M C A It 1)

W ILLIAIIFREAI RSTO, Commissmn Merchant,

Auctioneer (I? General Agent, \VA'I‘l-Itt srur "r. Sumnmrshlc. ..... -- - I’. 1‘}. Island.

a 7' “author Donn, Commission Merchant, And Auctioneer,

QUEEN saunas, CIIARLOTTHTO II’N - . - 1’. E. ISLAND

untwoon, lemesrunr & co. <diam, lamina, Shaina,

AND GENERAL

Commission Merchants, MONTREAL, - - - - - - - C. E.

The most careful nttcntion given to the execution of'ordvrs for I-‘lour, (irain. Seeds, l'rovisious. Leather, “Men, Cool Oil, and general Merchuudlze. Fri-ights secured nml Insurances effected atlowcst current rates.

Merchants in the Lower l'roviuces will find il to their intcrest to forward their orders for II‘Iourto us for cxcc tion, as an extensive acquaintance with \Vesteru Millers, nudas Agents for some oflhc most popular llrands in (Inna: , we can with safety assure them .ol' cv lll>l'.lt‘litlll. .

Item .uces against orders when not other- wise provided for. may he made with Stirling

I‘lx range, or (laid Ilratls on New York. llr: on New York being worth usually not

to a .1 per cent more than on lioston.

l‘ivcry information as to thtl state of thc market. present and prospective, given when rcquircd.

(.‘omiglnucnts of Fish, Cod Dil, &.c., care- fully realized, and returns made with the utmost promptitude, or applied according to the wish of consiguors.

(‘hargvs only made for actual disbursements and commissions not over those of responsible llouscs in thc line. Uuquestiouublo referuces gii cu when required.

RIRKWUOI), LlVthiS'l‘UNl'l & CO.

503 St. Paul Street,

Montreal, C. 1'}. 7. 131:7.

-‘o. L. RICHARDS,

Importer and IVholesaIc Dealer in

British & Q1|",'urvign «ironies. 1, Head North AVharf,

S'l‘..l()ll.\'. - - - NEWIIRUNsWiCK. Dc ‘tsma 1y

Fcbruar_

J tllllt‘; (I recnough,~ fl F L O U R Commissmn Merchant.

No 47 Commercial Street Corner ot'tfliuton Street - - - - - HUS'I‘ON

W .I. H. AilEi‘iwm Commission Merchant, And Dealer in Provisions, ((30. M .\ u k r: 'r s '1‘ It 15 1': '1‘, St. Johi N. B.

It?“ Gives personal attention to the Sale and Purchase ofevery description oonods. May 9, 1867.

THOMAS IIANFORD, AUCTION EER

AND

Commission Merchant,

ST. JOHN, N. 15. Nov 1, 18':

THOMAS FRIZZI‘IL. Boot and Shoe Maker,

\YA'I'I'III S'I'III'II'I'I‘, opposite Colin fill-Lennon‘s Store. Boots and Shoes of a superior quality eon- fltnnlly on hand, and for sale cheap. Summerside. Juno 6. 151:7. Iy

um BRITISH inn MEROIINTIIE INSURANUIGUOMI’A Y. I"IRI'} ANI) I.II“Iu‘.

Established 1809.

CAPITAL: TWO MILLIONS, Sterling. Ill-1A1! ot-‘I [ct-1s: EDINBURGH 61. LONDON. (I. W. l)clll.t)IS,

Agcnt at Charlottetown. Forms of Application can be had by apply- ing to Mr. .I. lituru \.\t. .lom-nol Ufllcc, Sum- Inersidi'. ('harloto-towu. June 20. ISII‘L—Iy

nu. mama, Physician & Surgeon,

Ill-.slnssctz—Al George. (iarrct‘s, Esquire, Stanley liridgc. New London, - - - - I’. ‘1. I. Jun ‘24. IMiT. 1v

in....n“1.r;‘.ir kinds lo}- the .11 the “ Journal" ()flicc.

3115mm. Qisz'tlsi.

enAWFORD’s HOTEL, No 9 King Square, St.J0hn NB.

I'crmauvnt and translcnt lioardcrs accom- modated on reasonable terms.

In connection with the above the subsciilu-rs have opened a

First; Class Grocery Store “here they will keep constantly on hand, Floor ('oru Meal, I'rovisions, 'I‘ca, Sugar, and all articles usually kept in a lul‘t'.

J. (.‘RA\\'I“0III) & SON.

May 30, 18 7 —1y __.,_. ... . O..__;_'_._§rm__.

Quantum @oune gout. King Square, (North Side,) S'I‘. JOIIN, N. II.

The Subscriber having leased the above Hotel, and refitted the sonic, is now prepared to accolnnlmlulo Transient and l'rrmanent Iloardcrs, and trusts by attention to meet a share of public patronage.

Ilaving also lcascd the commodion Stable attached, and secured the services of a careful Ilosller, who will be in nttcuduoec at all hours, travellers will he sure to gut satisfac- tiou at. lowest rates.

JAAII‘IS \\". THOMSON, I'roprictor. St. John, J. 13., July 4, tsu1.—1y

WHOUSWE,W Kent Street, Charlottetown, SIMON 1). runsuu, ruorntn'ron.

I‘ciinnncnt and Transient llonrdcrs will find the above House to give satisfaction.

KENT STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN- JOIIN Ml'Rl'IlY, I’ROI’IIII'YI'OR. Permanent and Transient. Boarders will find good uccommodaliim.

Good Stables in connection with tho 1101121., and a " rct'ul llostlcr always in attendance. Feb. 14, llitil. tl'

EVERY MAN HIS OWN FIRE BRIGADE.

” A little tire is quickly put out, which be- ing sutl‘crcd. rivers cannot qucnch."—\'ide Mr. (.‘ardwell In the British Ilouse of Com- mons.

V 'r V ' v s V L‘hk IIAbl‘hb R, A new Portable, sci/incliny lv'ire 'In'ngnw, fur the l'.'.r[ingtu'.v/u'ny (y'flrca in their cur/y slur/sir.

The little Engine can bc ricd on thcbnck to any desired spot; throw a small stream of water, impregnated with eight times its vollqu of carbonic acid gas, which is the most simple and most effective means yet know to . nice for destroying firc. They have the advaulago ofbciug always ready for use. All that is nccsssary in applying thcm is to turn the tap with one hand, and with the other direct the stream cpon the flame, which will instantly extinguish the fire. They are italispcuslble for houses. stores, warehouses, factorios, pub- lic utllccs. halls, &c., &c.

I'ltICI: —'No. 3 8'33. 4 $27, 5 $30, 6 $35 .

Chemical Charges—No. it $1.10. 4 $130,

5 31m, a 32m. JAMES II. \\'()OI)IIURN, 58 Water Street, St. John, NB. or Mr. ROBERT YOUNG, Queen Square, Charlottetown "9 ' tl'

Important‘foflhipbuilclerfis Blocks! Blocks! Blocks ! IF YOU WANT TO RAISE 'I‘lll'} Price of Vessels

in England, order a set of those. SI’IIICNDII) IIIIUL‘KS, which everybody is praising, from

YOU N Gr’

'l'crlns Liberal.

“'au-r‘st” Sununersidr, Sept. 26, 1867.

..___.,. _ _.._____ ‘ -_. -_ ‘ Carriage b actory ! ! blend of Queen Street, CIIARLOTTI‘ITO‘VN. ‘IIE Subscribers beg leave to acquaint the

publlc that, having entered into ado-

Partnership, they are prepared to execute all orders In the

CARRIAGE, SLEIGH,

0R

Blacksmith Business ,

and having each had considerable experience, they are able to turn out a FIRST CLASS

Carriage or Sleigh.

Repairing of all kinds, together with all other work appertaining to their line of busi- ncss, will be attended to.

Send in your orders immediately

I’lltllll) & McCUUIiIII'IY.

Queen Street, Charlottetown.

Jan; 10.1367. 1y

LIVERY STABLE! !

7 III'} subscriber wishes to inform the inha- bitants ofh‘mpmcrsidc and thc travelling public, that heis prep: red to furniin

IlOltSl-ZS & CA RIAGICU, at all times and l shortest notice. l’arlics stopping at t , and want- inu a team and a dri ’r to drive them out. can be supplied at all hours in the day. JAMES MANN, Water Street. Summerside. Sept. 1'3, 13137. :lm

oavni' innrrua'n.’ “‘ Saddle and Harness Maker, WatorStrert . . . . . Summorsidc.

” to arts '

TOO I‘IMIII.

You look into my face as it' You had an anger in your heart; I‘ray spcak , and tell me if I have In waking it apart.

You say you loved me. Ay, indecd! You lovcd Inc as you loved your life; And only waited timc to ask That I might. be your wife.

You waited lime, Sir! Know that time 'I'urns liquid heat to frozen col-l;

Withers fair flowers and rots ripe fruit, And changes young' to old.

How should I know your love. forsuoth? Your hand was always loose and chill; It never closed and sent. through mino A swift electric thrill.

How should I know your love forsooth? You stand too far, and never came To let the lore-fire of your eyes Set. my thoughts all a-llamc.

You staid too long; another spoke And showed his love, a costly thing;

He looked it, lived it. New I wear Upon this hand the ring.

I? you had spoken as he spoke

I might have answered to your claim; But now too late. And not to me

But you belong: the blame.

Learn wisdom. Slr. A woman sees All that. a man may dare to show.

You showed me nothing. Now good~hy; I leave you here. and go.

“50nd Eitrrntnrr,’

sauna;

OR

THE HEIR 0F CHESTERWOOD.

IIY I: I'IilI'ZCCA I’OR III'IS.

MI-ntotzv points us to a dreary old plat-F —such a place as we seldom mect with. At the close of tho Revolutionarv War I’eter Chesterwood selected it. as a“ build- ing-site, selected it for his home during the remainder at his life, and ever since cach new Successor bad uddud improve- ment. until it. was noted as the most bonu- tiful spot in the state. It. had a lovcly view. lioloro it. but ashort distnnco from the main building, a magnificent river was spread out; behind it aroso a. continuous chain ol mountains, whose base was studded with trees, and from out of the centre of one ofth "orgcs a silvery cas- ~ade leapcd forth. I‘h u were grottocs, cliffs, natural and artill ‘ arbors, flowers bloomng in profusion, while over thom majestic trees \vavcd thcir long arms as if'thcy wore the guardian angels.

lts present master was an old, old man. who was awaiting the summons ol death.

I‘I wish," he murmured, f'ccbly, as his eyes wandered over his vast. estate. “ I wish Ralph was home at, in. Oh! if my oyesmight rest on my be . who should have been the pride of my life, once more before. they close in death l‘"

The" arose numbcrlcss regrets; he re- membered how haughty and stern his boy had been. and how vain were his ell‘ortstu subdue his high spirit.

“ I was too severe," he muttered, “ too severe. [had no pleasure with him—ho vas so much like myself.“

That recalled his own dissolnto youth, and before him arose many a. fair young face; but above them all were two which clung most. cfl'cetually to hismcmory ; ouc w; ‘ his wife—a lrail woman who had died ycal ago—the other an Agnes Leighman.

" ()h." be repealed, shmhlcringly, “this near approach to tloalh is trarlull [low I am being punished for my is. Alas! Alas! I e/Innnl recall the pas

Not long altcrwards a stranger might have been noticed Itering upthe gravel- led 0: ago pathway. “is eye a” rider- cd all around him and a smile of ttisf'ae— tion played around his sensual lip He took his hat of‘l‘his head and lct the winds play with his black curling hair; his lurc- head was smooth and white; his eyes were brown, Imt so shaded with long, black lashes. that a short distance away you would imagine them black as the. darkest midnight, brilliant. aml scintillating. while in them was an expression at onco fasci- nating and repelling. like that in the eye of a serpent. And through all there was a certain air which bespoke a. wild, disso- luto life.

lie was not. at all e itcd. He seemed to enjoy the scenery. and was in no way in n lmrry to reach the old but handsome mansion.

“ dot-hauling. I vow l" he ejaculated. " 'l'ruly I must have been born uudo- a lucky star—tho fates must. have been pro- pituons at my birth !"

Then hastening the noble stcedon which he wuss ed, ho soon rciuod up at the trout cntr Ice, gave. his burst: into the hands of the. hustler, who had noticed him coming. and inquircd,——

" Is Mr L'hcsterwood in i‘“ in a loud, pompuous voice, which brought. back a mock response of—

“ He is. sir."

“ I wish to be shown into his presence immediately," be said, as ho was admit- ted.

“ I must inform him first, sir. of your coming, as a shock would be vcrydangcr- nus at present.“ was the reply. " \\'ho shall I say wishes to see him i’" standing licsitatiiigly, waiting for him to giro his not -.

" I‘hat is of no consequence. say a gentleman."

" 110 will see you in his ehambcr'" was the word rclnrncd; “ he is unable to leave it," And the stranger followed rapidly behind the Servant. who opened tho door and admitted him into the old man's pro- Sifllfli‘.

Ilo raisod his eyes to greet the new coon-r; a strong tl ill passed over him, depriving him of all strength. The stran- gov walked ovcr to his side.

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Morer

“Ralph! My n—my son !" 'ried the old man. pressing his hand in his, \vhilo llm Icol's stole down his withercd checks. " (iod be praised that you are returned to me! My boy, forgive and forget thepast ;“ his voice trrmbling with emotion. “and remain with me during the low more days I have to live."

“ I will," he replied, in asolloued voice. “ I will stay with you while is spared to you; it may be for months) .‘

“ Nay, that is impossible,“ shakng his head. " thoung I feel this blessed coming home of yours has given me a new lean- of life."

Then his eye" eagerly scanned his boy‘s l'calures, and it‘ho wasdisappointed by thc traces) of "fiistli ug" he saw there; he made. no remar ighiugr to himscll._

“ It is all my unit. I drove him to it I"

It seemed strange that he should have become so softened and pcuilcnt in his old age. he who used to be so cold and stem. lint his son was not much affected; he gazed around him with a sort ot a trium- phant look atthe elegance which surround- ed Lhc poor old fall as he thought how soon he could be m I. cr of it all himself.

“I only wish." was his mental conclu- sion, “ that this estate was farther south, or that slavcry extended into this state; it would be so much better to have a parcel ol'slavcs than those up-start white hands.“

" Where is your Imggunc, my buy?“ the old man inquired. D

"At the House,"

“Then I at Semi for it innuediatcly."

“ Joe,” as a servant. answered the Slllll< mnns which he had given, “go directly to the House and bring Mr. Ralph Ches- tcrwood's baggage here. If there Is any bill, settle it. I want on to he as c fortable here as possib c, Ralph," addf log the gentleman; “you know cv thing is at your service and your disposal. ()nly make known your wishes and they shall be obeyed."

" Y n are very kind. lather, kiuderthan I deserve.“ taking the old mmI‘s hand.